St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-27

hardware elsewhere; If he don't. some other
member should.
Judge Barrett has been exceedingly busy
all week, but he took time last night to write
out resolution for the beard of trade to-
morrow The curtain will rise at IL a. M
sharp.
w. b. Wheeler, having purchased season
tickt. is anXiously inquiring whether Sunday
ball games will be permitted this year
Ministers have drawn tears of sympathy
with their touching tales of the love OF David
and Jonathan: fiction reves in the heroic de-
votion of Damon and PythiaS; history rolls
as q sweet morsel beneath the tongue the
ardent friendship of Boswell and Johnson;
put all OF those sink into obscure insigniti-
cence, compared with the wealth of affection
lavished upon each other by Blethen and
Olsen.
A South side paper says Tom Lowry doesn't
get home from the club until = Il. IN. 1t must
imagine that II. CrRsus Lowry counts the
street car nickelS one ut time.
1t is rumored that handsome Abbott Blunt
will he Bachelor Blunt for a short time only.
He was detected pricing kitchen utensils es-
terday afternoon.
Montana people now refer 10 the editor of
the Northwestern Architect as Tommy Cruise
Baldwin.
Increased matinee attendance ut the Grand
may and may not be accounted for by the
fact that Hal Reed has returned and has ac-
quired several new statueSque poses.
W. NJ. Regain heard some one quote the line
from RieuZi, He had that look of heaven in
his face whlch limners give the beloved
disciple Turning to Il friend he asked, II
wonder if he means me?''
Sam Hill has recovered his health in
Europe, and is now picking up his lost practice
in the art OF love making among the tiaXen-
haired frauleins of the Rhine. Is 8
Cavour Langdon's friends are confident his
conversation, when be returns, will be unin-
telligible 10 untraveled ears
Charlie Hurris will write sketch of Min
neapoS in the interest of the real estate eX-
change If Charlie does himself credit and
only remembers the lemonade and black-eyed
girls, his romance will surpass anything since
Jules VeIne got tired.
Byron Sutherland can be counted upon to
oppose the election of women as school board
commissioners as usual this spring-the
mean thing.
AT last accounts Chauncey E. Wheeler was
still confined to his bed.
A. b. Chamberlain, at the last accounts,
was reading "Hoyle on Games
Candidates for the office of chief of police
should remember that Hill is defined as ~
high elevation of land
Hank Seeley-Pronounce it Pierre Car-r-r-
dong and you'll get it about right
If there is any luck in initials C. A. S.
Higley. of the Union Labor party, ought 10
get there.
Capt. E. X. Humphrey and Col. Mitchell
Nolan are now U. S. officials, having been APP
pointed we.ehers of mail.
The suppression of the Young Mans Mar
riage Endowment association is blow to the
hopes and purposes of Elder Stewart.
E. j. Rose, oscar the Tailor" has been
jealous ever since the papers announced that
j. B. Colman was the handsomest man in the
city.
Clarence Moeller, of the Union Labor party,
doesn't want any one to divide property with
him. He'll not be disappointed then.
BarriSter Tim Byrnes has the making of Il
future alderman in his rotund figure.
L Fl. Tucker recently enjoyed a grand
opening, which was rendered him by man
who fell through a show window.